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E WORCESTERSHIRE
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veloped a new process for making
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deficiency, at a ooet of less than 25
cents a pound.
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BANKRUPTCY LAWS’
REVISION ADVOCATED
Chandler Sees Need of New Au
thority for Securities Group
and Other Changes.
By the Associated Press.
Representative Chandler, Democrat,
of Tennessee, proposed today an ex
tensive revision of the bankruptcy
laws, including new authority for the
Securities and Exchange Commission
to advise ailing big businesses.
He offered a bill to tighten corpora
tion reorganization machinery, give
added protection to the interests of
small stockholders and let labor have
a voice in reorganization proceedings.
One section would allow wage earn
ers to pay their debts on the Install
ment plan under court order. This
provision, Indorsed by the National1
Retail Credit Association, would apply
to persons who earn up to $3,650 a
year.
The bill would require all corporate
reorganization plans Involving debts of
more than $5,000,000 to be submitted
to the Securities Commission, which
would act in an advisory capacity only.
In smaller reorganizations the court
might ask the commission’s advice.
Hearings probably will start the week
of May 10, Chandler said.
The measure would repeal the noted
section 77-B and related sections of
present bankruptcy laws and rewrite
them into a new section. It would
provide for an independent, disinter
ested trustee and attorneys In every
case.
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RITES AT ARLINGTON
Col. Olin Will Be Buried With
Military Honors.'
Funeral services for Col. Hilden
Olin, Finance Department, U. S. A.,
retired, who died at Schofield Bar
racks, Hawaii, February 12, were to
be held today at Arlington National
Cemetery with Chaplain Ora J. Cohee
officiating. Interment with full mili
tary honors, was to be in the eastern
section of the cemetery.
Col. Olin was born in Sweden May
15, 1887, and entered the United
States Army during the Spanlsh
American War. Shortly before his
retirement in 1931 he served a tour
of duty here in the office of the
chief of finance.
In April
It's the best time of the year for outdoor sporta. Weather**
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